Episode 737 – Switching Basements

Unions First, Kids Last

War Room reacts to the blistering takedown of the CDC by Ron DeSantis for trying to make it nearly impossible for kids to return to school.

Alfredo Ortiz, president Job Creators Network, shares his group’s new billboards in Time Square demanding the Biden regime open schools, and explains why all Biden has done is “switch basements.”

WATCH: ‘We are not turning back:’ Gov. DeSantis calls CDC guidelines to opening schools a ‘disgrace’

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Stake in the Heart of Lincoln Project

Raheem Kassam reveals more damning news about the Lincoln Project and Steve Camarrato, director of research for the Center for Immigration Studies, explains the family formation problem facing America and why immigration is not the solution.

Read the study: Fertility Among Immigrants and Native-Born Americans

CHEATS: The Lincoln Project Hired Its Own Donors To Conduct Its ‘Independent’ Review

The Most Taboo Border Issue

Todd Bensman, senior national security fellow at the Center for Immigrant Studies, explains the threat of radical jihad on the border and why he sees parallels between the situation in Paris before the 2015 terrorist attacks to America today.

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Get the book: America’s Covert Border War

Recalling Ducey

Shelby Busch, chairman of We the People Arizona Alliance, explains how people are taking back their agency in Arizona after the stolen election.

“We’re tired of these tyrants getting away with it, we’re not going to stand back,” she said.

The group is organizing recalls of gov. Doug Ducey, Arizona Secretary of State Katie Hobbs, Senator Paul Boyer, and the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors for violating the Constitution and blocking the public from getting to the truth of what happened Nov. 3.

“People are tired of sitting back and doing nothing,” Busch said.

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Where’s the Conservative Base

Attorney Dan Schultz says MAGA patriots are only operating at half-strength, and we need to change the Republican Party from within if we want to see real change at the national level.

Everyone talks about the conservative base, Schultz says. “I don’t know where it is, but i can tell you where it isn’t: it’s not inside our party.”

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